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When it came to the Grammys on Sunday night, it seems a good portion of the community was watching — many hoping to get a glimpse of Brittany Howard, Zac Cockrell, Heath Fogg and Steve Johnson of Limestone County’s own Alabama Shakes.
“Everybody has been talking about it,” Athens Mayor Ronnie Marks said Sunday night at an invitation-only Grammy viewing party held at the Athens Visitor’s Centers by drummer Steve Johnson’s family and friends. “It was announced at church today. People in our Sunday school class were talking about it. I went to lunch and folks there were talking about it. … This is great for Athens. We have to support our young people every way we can.”
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Teacher to be honored by FFA
Blacklidge, who also has a master’s degree from Alabama A&M, said his top priority throughout his teaching career was to promote and propel students in FFA and help them find success after graduation.
Continued ... - State, local officials weigh-in on Oklahoma tragedy
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Field day highlights end of school year
Shoes, cold (at one time) drinks and popcorn mark the path to a popular bounce inflatable Tuesday morning at Athens Elementary School. Third-grader Carilia Hood, seated at far right, ties her shoes to depart for another activity that included relay races, tugs-of-war competition, hoop tosses and more at the annual end of school year field day.
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Arias tells jury what she'll do if allowed to live
Her lawyers have said Arias is the only witness they'll call to testify on her behalf.
Continued ... - Crews race to find survivors of Oklahoma twister
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Arias tells jury what she'll do if allowed to live
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Smith signs with NW Florida
Athens senior Alliyah Smith signed a basketball scholarship with Northwest Florida College at a ceremony Tuesday morning at Athens High School. Smith, a six-foot, two-inch center, played in the Alabama-Mississippi All-Star game along with the AHSAA North-South All-Star game. Seated above from left are Alliyah’s sister, Carie Smith; niece, Malaysia Smith and father, James Smith. Standing are Athens head coach Eddie Murphree and assistant coach Dwayne Shoulders.
- Athens Senior, Owens, signs with Faulkner
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Alabama rallies past Auburn 6-3 at SEC tournament
Alabama used a 3-run rally in the eighth inning to push past Auburn for a 6-3 victory in the opening round of the Southeastern Conference tournament on Tuesday.
Continued ... - Former Tide WR Woodson transfers to South Alabama
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Alabama rallies past Auburn 6-3 at SEC tournament
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Limestone Ledger 5/22/13
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Alzheimer’s information
An information booth with educational materials and someone to answer questions about Alzheimer’s disease will be available from 2-4 p.m. today at Walgreens on U.S. 31 North in Athens across from the high school. - Church Bulletin 5/22/13
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